Sentence examples for are not agitating from inspiring English sources

Frustrated voters are not agitating for a dictator to take over.

While most General Assembly members seek attention from existing global institutions for their economic distress, however, they are not agitating for a reversal of the institutions' market-economy bent.

On the other hand, the people who stand to benefit most from having more choice — all of us — are not agitating for change, because the costs of the system are hidden from us.

Unlike in the central and eastern region, tribals in the northeast are not agitated by the state.

This is an upper limit for monoterpene diffusion since cryosections are normally placed on a smaller drop of DTT and are not agitated by pipetting.

Cells are not agitated, but move sufficiently enough in the HARV to allow for the continuous exchange of dissolved gases through a permeable membrane in the device and for exchange of nutrients and wastes in the medium within the vessel.

But the union is not agitating for change.

They were not agitating for the opposition — or even for defiance — but by carefully not endorsing the leadership, were seen as challenging it, political analysts said.

A spokesman for Joyce, who is on leave, told Guardian Australia the agriculture minister was not agitating for a leadership spill, and would put his hat in the ring only when Truss stood down.

While Naismith, who came off the bench and played for 25 minutes in the 4-3 defeat by Stoke on Monday, is not agitating for a move, the need for regular first-team football at this stage of his career is clear.

If the washer fills to the selected level and you hear the motor running but the washer is not agitating, set the dial on the spin cycle.